The Park Slope prewar at 235 Lincoln Place, completed in 1937, retains original architectural features, including spacious layouts and steel casement windows. Designed by Charles Kreymborg, the neo-Federal style building incorporates Colonial Revival influences, evident in its classic entryway and grand lobby. The building's interior is decorated with historic murals by artist Leize Rose, reflecting local history. Originally marketed as modern apartments, it offers diverse unit sizes while preserving its historical context as part of the Park Slope Historic District, showcasing a careful blend of aesthetics and functionality.
Located on the fifth floor of a six-story red brick building, this Park Slope prewar apartment showcases its spacious original 1930s layout and charming design.
The neo-Federal style building, completed in 1937, features a grand lobby adorned with historic Brooklyn murals, highlighting the architectural elegance of the period.
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